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Version: 1.x

API01007: Device Offline

What This Means

Your device is not connected to the internet. The POS detected that there's no active network connection.

Common Causes

  • WiFi disconnected — Your device lost its WiFi connection
  • Ethernet unplugged — The network cable is disconnected
  • Airplane mode enabled — All wireless connections are disabled
  • Network adapter disabled — The network interface is turned off

How to Fix

1. Check WiFi Connection

  • Verify WiFi is enabled on your device
  • Ensure you're connected to the correct network
  • Check the WiFi signal strength

2. Check Physical Connections

If using ethernet:

  • Verify the cable is securely plugged in
  • Try a different cable or port
  • Check the network switch/router lights

3. Disable Airplane Mode

Check if airplane mode is accidentally enabled and disable it.

4. Restart Network Adapter

Windows:

  • Open Network Connections
  • Right-click your adapter → Disable, then Enable

macOS:

  • Turn WiFi off and on from the menu bar
  • Or: System Preferences → Network → Turn off/on

5. Restart Your Device

Sometimes a simple restart resolves network detection issues.

Offline Mode

While offline, WCPOS can still:

  • Browse and search locally cached products
  • Browse and search locally cached customers
  • Start new orders and add items to the cart
  • View previously synced data

Requires connectivity:

  • Completing/checking out orders
  • Creating new customers

When connectivity is restored, the POS will automatically resume normal operations.